I'm sure this will probably ruffle the feathers of some of you but I, for one, and pretty darn sick and tired of how recklessly the word "hero" is being tossed around these days, especially in regards to folks in the military and law enforcement. You see, in order to actually become a hero, you have to do something heroic. That part should be common sense. Throwing yourself on a grenade to save a platoon is heroic. Exposing yourself to enemy fire to save the life of another soldier is heroic. Simply being in the military, while appreciated, is not an act of heroism... especially if you served your country by lounging around a military base in some tropical paradise like Hawaii. Saving your commanding officer from a falling coconut is not an act of heroism. The same applies to law enforcement. Rushing into a burning building to save a life is heroic. Saving a hostage from an armed madman is heroic. Writing traffic tickets and rescui...